Image courtesy of www.vwwoody.com
Notice how the "wood" panels on the doors don't even follow the line of the door panels. Ugh.
You can buy all kinds of woody kits at vwwoody.com, even for a Mini.
Your only limits are the limits of your poor taste.
Carrying Saleen wheels and Bullitt wheels.
Thursday, October 06, 2005
More Eye Pollution: Honda Element "Woody"
Remember the Silly Car Contest? I saw a strong contender the other day: a Honda Element with an aftermarket "Woody" kit. It looked very much like this:
Image courtesy of www.vwwoody.com
Notice how the "wood" panels on the doors don't even follow the line of the door panels. Ugh.
You can buy all kinds of woody kits at vwwoody.com, even for a Mini.
Your only limits are the limits of your poor taste.
Image courtesy of www.vwwoody.com
Notice how the "wood" panels on the doors don't even follow the line of the door panels. Ugh.
You can buy all kinds of woody kits at vwwoody.com, even for a Mini.
Your only limits are the limits of your poor taste.
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3 comments:
They're real. Check out the web site.
I think an Element Woody would look pretty cool, if it was done right. Wood from the driver door back, like a real woody wagon, and covering the ugly plastic panels.
The real question is - when can you get a vinyl top for the Mini - that would be real cool (if you're on bad drugs).
Don't be the same kind of small minded guys that, in the '60s, complained that someone "ruined a model T" by chopping & dropping it. I hope that you get a little more daring so we can regain our lead in car design--notice many american cars in "Fast & Furious"?. Wake up. By the way--I still buy American exclusively.
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